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HTML Ampersand Usage and Behavior

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Basic Functions: & is HTML for "Start of a character reference"
& is HTML for "An ampersand"
&current; is not a standard character reference
URL Behavior: HTML doesn't recognize &, but recognizes &
Ampersands in URLs can cause validation errors
Browsers may convert ampersands to invalid entities
Some browsers convert &copy=3 to ©=3
Technical Details: HTML 4 allows omitting semicolon after character references
HTML5 parsing spec defines character reference states
Ampersands are special characters in HTML
Plain text URLs use only "&"
Web servers see only "&" in query strings